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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
8
Superintendent Landers reveals teaching staff and assigned grades for Pendleton public schools as they reopen next Monday. A teachers meeting is scheduled for 10 o clock tomorrow morning to review duties and classroom placements across Field Lincoln Hawthorne and High schools with principals and senior staff named.
The article highlights Kelly winning the relay race once more amid a day of top performances by Buffalo Vernon and Dell Blancett. Mrs. Finncett drew applause for riding, and bulldogging saw improved success with two steers downed. The grand parade was more impressive than opening day, delighting the audience.
This Morning's Work reports a festive Round-tp Park program with races and roping events. Frank Mees wins the wide horse race with Will Thompson second, others following. a horse died and several were injured. Rinehart takes first in the roping contest while a lineup of riders competes in the hocking event.
About twelve thousand attended the opening day of the Round-Up as riders and bucking horses entertained a large crowd. Dell Blancett suffered a facial gash, an Indian was knocked from his horse, and several buckers tossed riders. Roy Kelly and Ella La Zinka defended their titles in cowgirls and race events. The stage coach race and bucking contests provided high excitement with many riders hitting the dust and one mule jumping the tongue.
Woolen of Spokane and local officials plan a reception for the president in Spokane on October 7. A Spokane Chamber of Commerce program includes a station arrival reception, a moonlit car tour, and a 40 minute address at the state armory. Governor Hay suggested women participate prominently. more than 160,000 women voters in Washington are noted. Prominent Republicans from Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana will attend, with possible discussion of the Canada reciprocity treaty.
Gridley fisher I W Humble reports a bass leaped from Butte Creek to seize a swallow skimming the surface and then sank back. The unusual strike highlights an uncanny hunters tale from Chico era bird lore and a curious note on Columbus 1493.
George Stangler at Gritman Bros' Malin 611 handles light or heavy hauling. Prompt careful movement of trunks furniture and pianos to any part of the city.
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